Kanye West breaks silence on battery case involving Bianca Censori

Kanye West broke his silence on the recent battery case against him where he punched a man for allegedly groping his wife Bianca Censori.

During his recent appearance on Justin LaBoy's The Download podcast, the rapper discussed the altercation that took place at the Chateau Marmont and admitted that he didn’t "directly" see what happened.

"I talked to the guy and said, 'You just, you need to leave right now,' and he was like, 'Oh, it's okay.' And, it's like, no, it's not okay. It wasn't okay," Kanye recalled.

However, when the man refused to leave, Kanye allegedly punched him.

"He had to go to bed early... I tucked this n---- in,” he shared.

Later, it surfaced that Kanye accidentally punched the perpetrator’s twin brother.

The siblings in question are hospitality workers Mark and Jonnie Houston, although it still remains unclear that who Bianca accused of touching her inappropriately.

Last week, law enforcement officers told TMZ that they are investigating the Canadian rapper because it has come to their knowledge that he punched an individual in the face on late Tuesday night.

Officers shared that an unnamed man allegedly pushed or grabbed Bianca which angered Kanye and caused him to retaliate.

However, neither party was injured.

The person Kanye is accused of punching did not seek medical treatment following the incident, according to the publication.